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2 40 CANADIAN AKCHIVES 22. Letter from Governor, Deputy Governor and Committee of the Hiidsons Bay Company to George Simpson, May 21, 1823} HiTDSON^s Bay HousE;, London, 21st May, 1823. Geokge Simpson, Esqr. , SiR^ — We have received from the Executors of Lord Selkirk a dispatch addressed to them by Mr. Eulger Governor of Ossini- boia, and from Mr. Thain a copy of the letter addressed to him by Mr. Clarke, Chief Factor, on the subject of the proceedings which took place at the Forks of Red Rive...r the beginning of last winter. We are disposed to attribute the conduct of Mr. Clarke to his zeal for wlmt he considered the interest of the Fur Trade, but we must at the same time observe, that some of the proceed- ings were most unwarrantable as well as extremely imprudent and indiscreet. His serving the notice against trading in con- travention of the Charter of the Company and the License from the King upon Mr. Bulger, whom he knew to be the Governor of the District appointed by us, was most preposterous and in- decorous, tending to bring into contempt the authority and pri- vileges of the Company and to throw the whole S'ettlement into confusion.
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2 40 CANADIAN AKCHIVES 22. Letter from Governor, Deputy Governor and Committee of the Hiidsons Bay Company to George Simpson, May 21, 1823} HiTDSON^s Bay HousE;, London, 21st May, 1823. Geokge Simpson, Esqr. , SiR^ — We have received from the Executors of Lord Selkirk a dispatch addressed to them by Mr. Eulger Governor of Ossini- boia, and from Mr. Thain a copy of the letter addressed to him by Mr. Clarke, Chief Factor, on the subject of the proceedings which took place at the Forks of Red Rive...r the beginning of last winter. We are disposed to attribute the conduct of Mr. Clarke to his zeal for wlmt he considered the interest of the Fur Trade, but we must at the same time observe, that some of the proceed- ings were most unwarrantable as well as extremely imprudent and indiscreet. His serving the notice against trading in con- travention of the Charter of the Company and the License from the King upon Mr. Bulger, whom he knew to be the Governor of the District appointed by us, was most preposterous and in- decorous, tending to bring into contempt the authority and pri- vileges of the Company and to throw the whole S'ettlement into confusion.
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